The new season of Una gita fuoriporta, the original TV series dedicated to experiential tourism, lifestyle and the regions that tell the story of Italy's most authentic side, arrives in the Marche for a special episode dedicated to Numana, one of the Adriatic's most beloved and fascinating destinations. A journey that takes us into the heart of the Riviera del Conero, among breathtaking views, seafaring traditions, warm hospitality and landscapes that seem painted by nature itself. A story that travels through the historic village, award-winning beaches, and the excellence of hospitality and wine production, offering us a fresh narrative of the most genuine soul of a destination that has always been one of the gems of Italian tourism.
The episode begins in the historic centre of Numana, perched on the Conero promontory like a sentinel overlooking the Adriatic. A village where the houses still hold stories of fishermen, departures and returns, and the age-old bond between man and sea. Here, we meet the mayor, Gianluigi Tombolini.
Where the sea becomes a culture of hospitality
In Numana, the sea is not merely a scenic backdrop. It is a resource that has, over time, shaped traditions and models of Marche-style hospitality.
Telling us more is Luca Paolillo, President of the Riviera del Conero Lifeguards Association, who gives us a glimpse into a world where quality of service, care for the spaces and attention to the environment all help build the coast's identity. The beach thus becomes much more than a holiday spot: it is a shared resource that embodies the constant relationship between territory, community and tourism.
Numana Blu Resort: a holiday that reflects the territory
Set within this stunning scenery is the Numana Blu Resort, a property that interprets the holiday as an experience to be lived with the whole family, in perfect harmony with the spirit of summer. Surrounded by greenery and just steps from the sea, the resort offers a dynamic and inclusive model of hospitality, able to combine sport, relaxation, outdoor activities and family-dedicated services such as open-air shows and workshops.
Its proximity to the beach and strong connection with the territory help create an experience that goes beyond a simple stay.
Telling us about its philosophy is Gigi Riggio, Project Design and Entertainment Manager, who describes a constantly evolving reality, able to pick up on the new demands of contemporary tourism while always maintaining a strong bond with its surrounding context.
From the beaches to the hills of Conero
From the sea, the gaze shifts towards the hills that shape the profile of Conero, where nature takes on new forms and tells one of its most authentic stories. The Azienda Agricola Conte Leopardi Dittajuti opens its doors to us, a land that finds in winemaking one of its most deeply rooted identities. The green of the vineyards is not just a backdrop, but becomes the protagonist of a centuries-old story made of knowledge and respect for the land. Among rows of vines gazing out at the Adriatic, and a production steeped in the "endless" history of these hills, the itinerary of a territory takes shape, one that continues to express itself through its most authentic flavours, wine above all.
Piervittorio Leopardi guides us through this journey between agricultural culture and noble spirit, showing how wine can become the excellence of a place, a memory to be savoured slowly, perhaps on the way back from an unforgettable day trip to Numana.
David Romano, journalist and author of the TV series, at the end of production:
«Numana is one of those places that manage to tell their own story without artifice. Nature has been very generous here, helping to build a recognisable identity: the sea, the people, the hospitality, the work. We wanted to tell the story of exactly this balance, because it is what makes La Regina del Conero, Numana, one of Italy's most sought-after and fascinating destinations.»
Where and when to watch the episode
The episode's broadcast will be available across all platforms, bringing together linear and on-demand TV with the digital world. On Wednesday 10 June at around 5.40pm, it will air in première on Sky, channel 490, and live streamed on value24.tv. At 9.40pm, the episode will be available on demand on unagitafuoriporta.it and, simultaneously, on BOM, channel 68 on digital terrestrial TV, as well as on the BOM Channel streaming platform. This multi-channel distribution allows the programme to further expand its audience, confirming it among the most widely broadcast travel shows dedicated to telling the story of Italy's regions, both nationally and internationally.
A new journey that will take viewers to discover one of the most fascinating destinations on the Adriatic Riviera, where the sea is not just a view, but an experience to be lived with all the senses.